Sentence examples for colony space from inspiring English sources

The mean edge length of these colonies is used as an index to measure the dispersion of the nuclei in the colony space.

In summary, using histidine, leucine, methionine, and uracil as model metabolic pathways for exchangeable metabolites, we found that S. cerevisiae cells prefer these nutrients' uptake over their self-synthesis and maintain an amino-acid-rich exometabolome in the extracellular colony space, indicators of ongoing inter-cellular metabolite exchange.

To test the diffusion distance of the protease-digested goods, we added a LasB substrate to the plate that fluoresces once cleaved by LasB and then repeated the competition experiment above with 1 cm colony spacing.

Tissue samples were collected by sampling a small (1 cm) branch tip from staghorn coral colonies spaced at least 10 meters apart to minimize collection of clones produced by asexual fragmentation within each patch (Vollmer, in prep).

Conquering the internet, reinventing the book trade and becoming one of the world's richest men would be enough for most, but his longterm plan has always been something even grander: to establish a permanent human colony in space.

But the practicalities of building a colony in space are only part of the story.

"There are two big advantages of constructing a colony in space rather than on a planet," explains Stone.

Figure  1 shows how a single bacterium gives rise to a bacterial colony across space over time.

He had impractical goals — in addition to starting colonies in space, he wanted to build robots.

Wright was planning to be an astronaut, and his goal was to create colonies in space that would help relieve the pressure of overpopulation.

Or if we one day establish colonies in space, one can faintly visualize the first contribution to some future Alumni Fund campaign arriving radiomagnetically from some distant celestial body.